NIJISANJI Livers Now Searchable on G-Guide TV Program Guide
The integration of VTuber data into a mainstream electronic program guide signals that virtual livers are now treated as standard TV talent by broadcast infrastructure.
Key Facts
- IPG Inc. added NIJISANJI liver data to its G-Guide TV program guide mobile app and web version for the first time.
- Users can search for affiliated talents by name, view official photos and profiles, and set favorites for airtime notifications.
- IPG said it previously did not hold VTuber talent data and began handling it to support growing virtual liver TV appearances.
- The profile field includes custom URLs linking to official websites, which IPG described as an entry point to increase talent exposure.
Reporting from 1 source: PANORA.
IPG Inc. has partnered with ANYCOLOR to add NIJISANJI liver data to the G-Guide TV program guide app and web version. Users can now search for affiliated talents by name, view official images and profiles, and set favorites for airtime notifications. The collaboration marks the first time G-Guide has handled VTuber information.
IPG Inc., the operator of the G-Guide TV program guide, has added NIJISANJI liver information to its mobile app and web browser version for the first time. The data collaboration with ANYCOLOR means users can search for affiliated talents by name, see official promotional photos and profiles, and register favorites to receive notifications before a liver's program airs. IPG said it previously did not hold VTuber talent data and began handling it to support the growing number of virtual liver appearances on TV. The profile field also allows custom URLs linking to official websites, which IPG described as an entry point to increase talent exposure.
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